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symlinkk
7y ago
You're describing v2, not v3.
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symlinkk
7y ago
Their example doesn't work for me - it's just blank. Looks like CORS issues? https://pika-cdn-example.glitch.me/
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7y ago
So you're upset that people use build tools with JavaScript but you're totally ok with using a build tool with Blazor?
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7y ago
Here’s my evidence: https://web.archive.org/web/20100725135317/http://blog.okcup... https://www.girlsaskguys.com/sexual-behavior/a22977-girls-on...
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7y ago
Top in attractiveness. Lookup the OKCupid 80/20 study.
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7y ago
Please point out the part of my comment that is wrong.
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7y ago
For what?
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7y ago
What's the point in running on-prem if you're just going to store large files in S3 anyway? It makes perfect sense the way they decided on.
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7y ago
You can, simply press Ctrl + L. It's funny to me that you switched desktop environments instead of Googling that.
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7y ago
Does the new console still have that annoying "overscroll" behavior where you can scroll below the output? See: https://github.com/Microsoft/console/issues/122
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8y ago
Yeah but a couple weeks after that Tesla changed the trims you could get and made the cheapest one $39.5k.
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8y ago
> replacing Jenkins with EKS This doesn't make sense to me. Jenkins is a CI tool - that means it can build, test, and deploy your code. EKS is a managed Kubernetes instance. That means it can run a collection of Docker containers. I
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8y ago
I don't see Swift used for anything outside of iOS development. I don't really think it has enough to offer over more neutral languages like Python or TypeScript to make it worth the time of learning a new language. It's in a
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8y ago
He doesn't like JavaScript development because the tooling is too complex, but then he pulls in behemoths like GWT?
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8y ago
I barely have enough time to work, go to the gym, and socialize. I don't know how anyone has enough time to add side projects on top of that.
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8y ago
Because TypeScript has proven that a type system can be helpful without being clunky and annoying.
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8y ago
Do you have specific examples?
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8y ago
Indian media? All media is like that.
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symlinkk
8y ago
Funny you mention echo, which prints a newline by default as well.
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symlinkk
8y ago
Why does it have "Azure" in its name? Whoever is in charge of naming things at Microsoft is doing a poor job.
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8y ago
I hate how there's no official way to run your own private NPM registry. So you have to either pay NPM or resort to third party solutions like verdaccio. It's such an obvious money grab by the NPM devs.
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8y ago
Congrats on the release, Drew. I'm going to fire up a Linux distro this week and try this out. Out of curiosity, what distro do you use?
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8y ago
LSD has dangers too. People have had major mental breakdowns on LSD, and hurt themselves or others.
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8y ago
I read comments like this all the time and I feel like I'm in a different world. I just write standards compliant ES6 code, put it through a transpiler and some polyfills, and my code runs on every browser. I haven't had to think
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8y ago
The developers behind Oni (a text editor inspired by Vim and VSCode) are rewriting it in this framework: https://github.com/onivim/oni2
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8y ago
Yarn has this too (although it uses the NPM audit database): `yarn audit`.
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8y ago
I've got to say I'm not a big fan of some of these changes and I think they're biting off more than they can chew. > Writing posix command lines inside your scripts field will work regardless of the underlying operating sy
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8y ago
So how should he have said it?
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symlinkk
8y ago
Because you're not accessing the search engines directly, you're going through a sort of proxy that hides your identity.
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8y ago
> tiny seats, horrible service Improving either of these would raise ticket prices. If you want more luxury, pay for a first class ticket. > frequent delays and cancellations Shit happens. Bad weather, human error, random acts of God.
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